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TIE NIAGARA SACRIFICE.

1t was the custom of an Indian tribe to sac
ritice a beautiful maiden annually 70 the spirit
of the Falls of Niagara.
O er swift Niagara echoing shores
The moon has spread her silvery ray
And loud the impatient torrent roars
EXpectant of its coming prey:
For on this very night
| The fairest Indian maid mast glide
Down that swift stream 50 fierce and wide
Must yield her TO the eddying tide
And quit the realms of light
Such sacrifice by old decree
Each year hath been, each year shall be
And to which faireSt maid is given
The need smong so many fair
Who, journeying TO the Red Mans heaven,
Shall shun this world of toll and care?
And doth she fear 10 de-
Fear TO embark in frail canoe,
And bid her tribe, her friends adieu
, Then pass. like fleeting ghost, from view
For all eternity
All, no though death itself be near
An Indian maiden knows no fear
Behold her calm and passive mien,
Her luStrOus eyes and dusky brow
Hath ever maid more dauntless been
Than she who comes to perish now?
And yet. she scarce knows why,
There turks within her Utmost breast
A grief which may not be represt
That he, the chief who loves her best
should thus behold her die
Should see her borne on ruthless wave
Beyond all hope, all power 10 save.
And now the fatal hour is nigh
The Indian warriors line the stream;
While all around the cloudless sky
Is flooded by the bright moonbeam.
And 10 at signal given
damsel fair, in drifting boat
Adown the shimmering stream doth float:
They note her foIm her men they note,
And reud the echoing heaven.
Loud swells the applauding shout while she
Is gliding to eternity,
But see /! propelled with greater force,
There enters on that scene of death
A second boat they watch its course
With straining eyes snd quick-drawn-breath
A warrior sits therein.
With vigorous arms his oars ne plies
His bark with heavens own light ming vies,
And shoots like meteor through the skies,
The maiden's boat to win.
A lew strong strokes-then, side bv side,
They journey down the furious tide.
It's he It's hel They meet again.
Nor death itself can part them more
Words speak they none, for words were vain
Beside yon eatarset's deafening roar
On-on-speeds each canoe.
The Falls are near. the stream more feet.
The currents shelve beneath their feet
! Their eyes for one short moment meet,
Then both are lost 10 view.
Yet sweet. methinks. those lovers fate,
Whom death hath failed to separate.
Il H. S. s. ia CuSselfs Family Hdgd=ins for zHglst
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LONDON FASHION NOTES.
styles of Dress in Vogue Among Our
Enr,iisIl

styles OF Dress IN vogue Among Our
English Cousins.
The washing" dresses this year are
very dainty, but few of them are worth
much after they have come in contact with
the washtub. There are cottons. muslins.
silks, and voilles, all of which purport to
wash, but do not, though they may clean.
There is marked return to the fuli-belted
bodices of years ago. In cottons these do
not need Innings, otherwise. they should be
very slightly gathered at the waist in the
center of the back; and in front either
only at the waist, or at the neck and waist,
but not on the shoulders. A straight piece
of white muslin gathered lightly at each
edge is often tucked into the front after the
dress Is on, and before the belt is fastened :;
this gives it a more dressy appearance with
little trouble and cost. Loose outside
jackets with straight fronts are often made
to wear with these sort of dresses, and are
specially useful for the country, where
cool winds blow when the sun goes down.
Lawn tennis dresses this wear are mostly
made with loose skirts of silk or wool
There are some pretty new fannels striped
in a combination of tones. These are used
for the skirt, made full and plain. with
either paniers or long draperies, and admit
of shirts being worn of any color in the
stripes. Many young girls have high
crowned sailor hats to wear with such cos
TUNES, and scarves to match the shirts,
which they twist round the hat whenever
they adopt a different color. A loose
jacket like the shirt makes it complete.
have seen some of the shirts for lawn
tennis wear made with new, or rather re-
vived, sleeve-tigbt to the elbow and then
full to the shoulder.
White cloth dresses trimmed with gold
braid are most fashionable, but they are
costly, because they require to be made by
tailor, and only the best gold braid used
or it will soon tarnish. Those to whom
money is no object, spend large sums on
buttons, which are engraved with initials
or monograms On such dresses as these
the buttons are gold, but on the yachting
dresses they are tortoiseshell, with the en-
craving only in gold.
Among the smartest items of dressing at
the present moment are the out door jackets
over.jackets-some of them with large
ivory engraved buttons. Others are made
in plain cloths of various colors, but always
with the fronts more or less decorated, fire.
quently with brocaded plush, or velvet or
gold embroidery. However, their perfec-
ton rests more with the cut, which must
be perfect.
With knowledge of what is worn, a
wise expenditure on certain articles Of
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attire, and clever workwoman, l think it
is easier now to dress well at little cost
than remember it to have been before
A good skirt and a good bodice pattern are
needed. So many things can now be
bought ready made which minimize the
difficulties. Bows of ribbon for millinery
Tor example; a straw bonnet, with or with
out strings, needs little else but we'll
made bow Of picot-edged ribbon, and these
ear be bought at mostof the leading shops
jersey bodices, too, are no longer shape
less; they have seams, and can be boned :;
the elasticity Of the material merely
makes them adhere to the figure and fit
better-Loadort Cor. in CaSselFS Family
Magazine for august
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CasselFS Ndgozine refers to a new kind OF
glue for joining leather belts which has re-
Gently been introduced. Its tenacity may
be gathered from the statement that a
joint in a four-inch single belt, recently
tested, broke in the leather clear of the
join with a stress of 2174 pounds, which is
at the rate of 1850 pounds on the square
inch of section OF the belt The formula is
not given.
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Do NOT forget to add 10 your drinking
water, lemonade or soda, ten or twenty
drops of Angostur1 Bitters. 1t imparts a
delicious flavor and prevents malaria and
all summer diseases. Be sure to get the
genuine Angostura, manufactured only by
DR.. j. G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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This somewhat celebrated preparation
is very grateful to the inwslid, and the
delicate stomach will often ratain it while
it rejects every other liquid Some think
it can only be procured at the druggists,
and that the making of it is qsoite mys-
terry but the n,oduS operandi is just this /:
To three pints of sweet milk add three
Spoonfuls of sugar and one-half cake of
compressed yeast dissolved in half cup
of milk. Set in a warm place, covered
until it ferments, the bubbles rising all
over the top; it will require several hours.
Then stir the mixture well for three
minutes, and bottle it, securing the corks.
1t should be kept on ice, and used imme-
diately after being opened, as it soon
spoils on exposure to the air. 1t SIT to
drink after two days but is better after it
has been made q week.
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aILLS COLLEGE AND SEMINARY.

EElHE NEXT TERM WILL BEGIN AUGUST
l. 3, 1887. The college course corresponds
very nearly to thas ef Wellesley C55scge Mass
The seminary course of study remains I'M
changed. For circulars or Indignation apply 10
REV. C. c. STRATTOE, d. D..
Or MRS. G I. Mills, Mills seminary. r o.,
Alameda cornt9. Cal, iyl+3p1m
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sARsApARILLA STRIP

Boil half pound of Spanish sarsapar-
lila in ten quarts of water till reduced to
four. Add eight pounds of sugar and five
ounces of tartaric acid; mix, boil three
minutes, and bottle. Add two spoonfuls
of sirup to glass of ice water, add little
soda, and drink while foaming.
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Ell MONTE HOTEL.

THIS POPULAR MOUNTAIN E,>xu~>
Il Resort is locats@ in the 5
Town of sisson, at t2e foot of IL -
Mount Shasta, or. tae line of4sssss.s1As
the California and Oregon Railroad. All trains
stop at this HOUSE for Meals
Rooms all niesly furnished.
The table Is supplied with the sesi the market
affords.
sE Fines. of WINES, LIQToRs, CIGARS,
etc, at ths.bsT.
~ e. MCDOWELL, Proprietor,
(FornsJy OF The BATES HOUSE, Indianapolis
Ina). #
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FOURTH DAY.

friusiy .-..---.---.---.-....---s -.septenDer Sd.
No; 7.--RUNNING; mile and repeat. Free for
all. Purse, 800.
No. s.-RUNNING; one half mile and repeat
Free for ell in the counties of Fl Dorado ANA
dor and Calaveras. Purse, 500.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
BYRON HOT SPRINGS.
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY,

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CAL.
ON LINE OF SOUTHERN OVERLAND
" road; take 7:30 A. NJ or 2:45 p NJ train via
Port Costa. Hotel carriages meet every train
Natural hot salt, hot sulphur and hot mud
baths, and various springs of mineral wa ers
for drinking purposes, pleasant and health
giving; pure mountain air fresh from the Mount
Diablo range; hotel accommodations uuex-
celled: table and rooms hrst-class. Postal exs
press and telegraph communication direct. For
the cure of rheumatism, ASTHMA, catarIh, neu-
ralgia sciaties, govt, kidney and liver troubles
blood and skin disorders, and many other con-
plants, these waters are unsurpassed, as hun
dreds of cures will attest. Circulars sent On
application. Address.
L. K. MEAD, Fro prietor
iyl1-is1m Byron Ca
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Pacific Coast Blood Horse Association Rules
to govern running races. National Trotting AS
ISOLATION bules to govern trotting and pacing
races, which are 20 De best three heats in five.
Entries to all the above races. unless other
wise specified close with the Secretary on Wed
nesday, August 10, 1887. Eacing solors to be
named in the entries.
For further Information address the Secretary
GhLUSHA CAkPENfEH, secretary
--tiIlgu1s,
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FIsl-An Fits stopped free by DR.
Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise and 81 trial bottle free to Fit
cases. Send to DIR. Kline, 9Sl Arch street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE peculiar medical properties of
Hoods Sarsaparilla are soon apparent after
taking it. One lady says: 1t shows its
good effect quicker than any other med:-
cine ever saw" Try it.
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THIRD DAY.


Thursday. ............-........-Sep tember LIST.
| No. 5-TR0TTING: free for all; go class ;
mile heats, three in five. Purse, $500.
| No. 6.-RUNNING; one half mile and repeat
Free for all three-year-olds owned in the
counties OF 81 Dorado Amador and Calaveras.
Purse $3.50.
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Jones says he had near-sighted hen that
ate quart of saw-dust, suppoSing j. was
meal, and then went off and lai0 nest
full of bureau knobs. But Ioay is naa,.
sighted himself
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IN PREMIUMS AND PURSES.
Swift and Splendid Racing!
SPEED PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY.
Tuesday,
August 3oth.

IucSuay august SUN.
No. I.-RUNNING RACE: fve-eighths and re-
peat. Free for all in the District. Purse, 500
No. 2.-RUNNING RACE single dash of one
half mile. for all saddle horses in the District
withou. record. Purse, $50.
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OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
ALREADY ENGAGED

ALREADY ENIAOED.
You needn't ask Nan to a party.
A dinner or five o'clock tea
Three weeks from to-day-which is Thursday
For engaged" and " at home - she viii BE-.
She set her white Brahma this morning.
In a box with sweet hay for a bed,
On dozen great eggs, all a-futter,
With plumy wings softly outspread.
The hen looks so proud and important
With her treasures hid under her breast
Every feather alive if you touch her,
As if warning you off from her nest
And the capable creature will sit there,
Come sunshine, come storm, or what may
With her wings and her warmth and her wis
dom.
Till exactly three weeks from to-day.
And then oh, the downy soft treasures.
The dear little yellow round things,
That will break from the shells and come peep
ing,
And stretching their small helpless wings
Oh you needn't ask Nan to party
Or dinner or five clock tea
Three weeks from to-day-which is Thursday
For = at home" and engaged" She win be
Mary L. B. Branch, in ST. Nicholas.
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GENTS SUITS MADE To LOOK AS GOOD
VI as new fer s. 50 and "a. Gents Suits col
ored Black, Blue or Brown, from So 60 to 81;
warranted fast cclors. Suits Cleanet, from 81
TO 81 s.. Including some repairing. sn-!s
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SECOND DAY.
WednesdaY

Wednes day 2fst.
No. 3.-RUNNING RACE; three-quarter mile
and repeat Free Cor all. Purse, 800.
No. 4.-kUNNING single dash of five-eighths
Free for all two year-olds in FL Dorado ANA
dor and Calaveras counties. Purse, $50.
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Twas troubled with chronic catarrh and
gathering in head; was deaf at times, had dis
charges from ears, unable 10 breathe through
nose. Before the second bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm was exhausted was cured.-C. j. Corbin,
923 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. feS-ly
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srRAwEERRY oR RsseREnpY AcInl

Ponr one quart of good cider vinegar
over three quarts of fresh berries allow to
stand twenty-four hours, then strain off
the liquor, and pour it over three fresh
quarts more of berries; stand fos' twenty
four hours more and strain. Now add
full pint 81 sugar to each pint OF iaice :;
boil slowly Ten minutes, skimming of the
impurities THAT rise. Bottle when cold.
For drink add two or three spoonf,sls of
the vinegar to D glass of cold water. A
most acceptable, wholesome and refreshing
draught on waFm day
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aENERAL NOTICES.

Cleanliness and purity make Parker's
HAIR BAISAM the fayorite color restorative.
HiSDERcURNs, the best cure for corns Is cts
mr5-ltS
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IRR1TArIoS of the Throat and Hoarseness
Immediately relieved by Browns Bron-
ehial Troches."
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We oheerfuily add our testimony in
favor of Ely's Cream Balm as a sure cure for
cold in the head, Influenza, or catarrh. 1t is
q splendid medieine.-Mrs. Eliza Edstorm and
Mrs. E. Jackson, Ferndale, Cal. feS-ly
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WHOLESOME SUMNER DRINKS.
That May be Made and Enjoyed at home
with Sma i Expense.

with Sma / Expense.
AT this season of the year most natures
seem to call for an acid; at any rate, a cool
and refreshing beverage seldom comes
amiss when the thermometer is up among
the nineties," and ii the drink is not alco-
holic, and is partaken of in moderation, it
is far less harmful than ice-water. \ few
recipes for well people, and few for the
sick, may give satisfaction TO some and
prevent others from taking something
stronger; may enable them to keep on
the safe side OF the hedge" The cost of
the materials is trifiing, and materfamilias
will find them all easily made, with but
little time and trouble.
LEMONADE
Is 4 very heathful drink, cold in summer
and hot in cold weather Everybody is
supposed to know how to make it, but it is
a great improvement to add ripe straw
berries, mashed or grated pineapple.
Lemons are not always to be had, but ex-
cellent lemonade can be made from the
strip, which will keep indefinitely, and
is made in this way Boil together two
pounds of sugar and one quart of water
till clear then add one ounce of citrus
acid and one spoonful of essence o. lemon.
Bottle it when cold. To serve, add one
spoonful of the strip to one glass of water,
adding more sugar if desired.
CREAM SODA.
Boil together one and quarter pounds
of sugar, the juice of one lemon, one ounce
OF tartaric acid, and pint and half of
water, two minutes. When cold add the
whites of two eggs beaten to a stiff froth,
one large spoonful of -four blended in half
cup of cold water, and three spounfuls
OF essence OF wintergreen or sarsaparilla.
To serve, put two spoonfnls of this cream
into three-quarters of glass of cold
water, add one-quarter teaspoonful of car
Donate of soda, and stir till it effervesces.
This is very delicious and healthful, and
the cost of the materials is not over %
| cents. making two large bottles OF the
cream.
SPRUCE BEER.
Materials required; one pailful OF warm
water, one quart of lnolasses, one cake of
compressed yeast Tor one cup Of good
homemade yeast one spoonful of essence
of spruce, one teaspoonful of essence of
/ sassafras, one spoonful Of ground ginger.
Mix the ginger and molasses and pour the
water over it, boiling hot When milk
warm put in the essences and yeast, and
bottle the next morning. Fasten the
corks securely, and keep in a cool place.
GINGER BEER.
Mix thoroughly two pounds OF sugar
one-haf cake compressed yeast, one spoop
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EGjoy Life.

What truly beautiful world we live inl
Nature gives Us grandeur of mountains,
glens and oceans, and thousands of means
of enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health but how often do
the majority OF people feel like giving it up
disneartened, discouraged and worn out
with disease, when there is no occasion for
this feeling, as every sufferer can easily OBJ
tain satisfactory proof, that Green's august
Eoloer will make them free from disease as
when born. Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant are the direct causes of seventy five
per cent. of such maladies as Bihousness,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, Costiveness,
Nervous Prostration, Dizziness of the Head,
Palpitation of the Heart and other dis
tressing symptoms. Three doses of august
F7o,cer will prove its wonderful effect. Sam
pie bottles, 10 cents. Try it.
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BLACKBERRY coRB1AL.

To two quarts OF blackberries put one
pound and a half Of sugar, one ounce OF
allspice, one-half OUNCE of cinnamon, one
quarter ounce of CLOVES (all ground), and
one grated nutmeg. Boil all together
slowly for ten minutes !, when cool add one
pint Of brandy and cork sFghtly. A most
effective remedy in summer ailments.
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Pou- three pints of boiling water over
three pounds o. loaf sugar; add one pint
OF molasses, pne-dt,arter pound of tartaric
acid, and one spoonful Of essence of sassa-
fras. Bottle it, and serve with carbonate
Of soda, the same as cream soda given
above
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full each of ground ginger and cinnamon
and one teaspoonful of ground cloves. Into
these stir, very gradually, ten quarts of
warm water. Stand in the sun Tor half a
DAY, and bottle. Fit for use in twenty
tour Tours. Should be kept ina cod place.
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Advice to Mothers.-Mrs. Wfnslow's
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural quiet sleep
cherub awakes as bright as button" 1t is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
sottens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
remedy for diarrhpa, whether arising from teeth.
ing OF other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle
mrl51yMWF
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ANCIENT TEMPERANCE EIEws.-The
following curious extract from volume of
sermons published in Cambridge in 1712
has recently come to light in the Eastern
press "Cyder, and spirit Extracted out
of it, has been much abused to Intemper-
ance. Some observe, that since it has been
so, strange Blast has been over the fruit
Trees in many Places; so as that some whose
Orchards have yielded 500 Barrels of Cyder
in year now produce very little But there
is another sort of Strong Drink imported
from the Sugar Islands, which has been OF
all others the most fatal. 1t is now called
Rum. but it once had another name, and a
ridiculous one, viz: KiH Derl. Reverend
Mr.. Wilson said, it should rather have
been called, XII Men for the Devil
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If you want Number One Carpet
woven on short notice, send it TO MARY S. COW
GER, 500 street mrS-lm*
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Carriage Painting by j. e. Parmeter, at
GIG and 9IS Eleventh street. between I and j. Il
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II afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
TH0MPSON'S EYE WATER. Druggists sell il
at % cents. ol7-lyS
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GRETS' CLOTHING BEpARTHENT.
sACRAMENrC

SACRAMENTO
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Works,
Nos. 900 and Oil K Street.
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II. Baumers, 123 j st Iced Cider or But
termilk by glass. Butter, Cheese Sausage, Eggs.
q. s. 4 e. L. S0uthwortI,. Dentists. CSC.
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Is provided hv the Government for every
diligencia, because knights of the road
are believed to be lurking still in the lone
some regions beyond, with an eve TO bust
ness. The said guard consists of four
ragged soldiers. in scanty cotton garments,
with sandals upon their feet, straw hats
upon their heads, and rusty muskets of
sntiquated pattern in their hands. As
the coach dashes away at the topmost
speed OF nine-mule power, the gallant
escort If obliged to shuttle along on foot
at lively rate, or be left behind to the
tender rnercies of the banditti-a fate
which they appeared to dread.
Just before Ia Guarda was reached we
turned to catch last glimpse of the dis
tant capital, whose white walls and ad-
jacent lakes glittered far below in the
valley. We had passed olive orchards
gnarled and gray, reminding one of the
monks who introduced them into Mexico /;
VINEYARDS as tiourishing as those on the
sunny slopes of the Spanish hills from
whence they were transplanted planta-
tions Of giant cacti for the manufacture Of
paleue, and numerous scattered hamlets
wherein the poor Indians live as nearly
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A LITTLE TALK FOR I1rTLE FOLKS

Three weeks from to-day-which is Thursday
For g at home" and engaged" she win be
Mary L. B. Branch, IN 81. Nicholas.